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“Rossiya Hotel” Red Square – Moscow Russia 1967 – 2006

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Comments

  1. KingofNorthKorea says

    This thing is a real behemoth. They should have restored some of the old city instead of just make that dumb park.

  2. wasabi1787 says

    “architecture”

    This is like the shitty offspring of brutalism, or what?

  3. Novusod says

    It is kind of an eyesore. Muscovites are probably glad it is gone.

  4. earthmoonsun says

    what a monster

  5. SalmanPak says

    Isn’t that the hotel that all Westerners had to stay in during the Soviet era? Imagine the surveillance system!

  6. Travelin_Texan says

    Think of all the hidden cameras and bugs in there….

  7. KoontzGenadinik says

    Note that the original plan called for a 275 meter high skyscraper ([diagram](http://images.mn.ru/007/163/de5e8da90d776b6f1a2d328bc3dc5a89.jpg)), but the project was cancelled after Stalin’s death and Khrushchev’s “campaign against superfluities in architecture”.

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